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In M&A, 'Synergies' are often categorized as either 'Hard' or 'Soft'.
Which of the following is a 'Hard' synergy?
- Raising prices due to market power gained
- Cross-selling products to the combined base
- Eliminating overlapping corporate headquarters
- Entering a brand-new geographic market for future growth
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